1. Lack of self-control: Overindulgent children may be unable to control their emotions and behaviors because they have never experienced setbacks or restrictions.
2. Lack of independent thinking ability: Overindulgent children may rely on their parents to make all decisions and cannot think and solve problems independently.
3. Lack of adaptability: Overindulged children may not be able to adapt to the social environment because they have not experienced the opportunity to get along with other children, resolve conflicts and compromise.
4. Lack of self-esteem: Overindulged children may lack self-esteem due to lack of challenges and successful experiences.
5. Lack of sense of responsibility: Overindulged children may be unable to take responsibility because they have not experienced failures and consequences.
6. Lack of independent living ability: Overindulged children may not be able to live independently because they have never learned how to deal with daily affairs and challenges in life.
Therefore, parents should pay attention to avoid indulging their children too much, let them gain the necessary challenges and experience, and cultivate their independence, self-control, adaptability and sense of responsibility.